Newly released video from inside the Taunton Macy's shows Arthur DaRosa, 28, approaching a store employee in the jewelry department and punching her.

The 65-year-old woman is knocked to the ground. Witnesses are then seen hugging one another and tending to the victim, who was hospitalized but recovered.

A closer look at the video shows DaRosa shoving a second woman before another camera captures him fleeing the store.

The footage also shows terrified shoppers running for their lives, and soon after showed a swarm of heavily armed police officers entering the store .

It was just moments earlier that DaRosa slammed his car into the store's front door.

That moment was not caught on camera.

There was also no footage from Myricks Street where DaRosa stabbed and killed Patricia Slavin and seriously wounded her daughter Kathleen.

There was also no footing from inside Bertucci's where he attacked pregnant waitress Sheenah Savoy and fatally stabbed hero George Heath before the assailant was ultimately shot and killed by off-duty Deputy James Creed.

The District Attorney's Office declined to comment on the video and said the attacks are still under investigation.

DaRosa's family said he was suffering from mental illness when he went on that deadly rampage last month.